To Next PageTo Next PageHow to troubleshoot a Binder Laboratory Equipment chamber that is not working?
If your BINDER Laboratory Equipment chamber isn't functioning, start by checking its connection to the power supply. Then, ensure the power supply matches the equipment's voltage requirements (100-120V or 200-240V). Also, inspect the chamber fuse and replace it if necessary. If the fuse blows again, it is recommended to contact BINDER service.
What to do if the Binder Laboratory Equipment shows a "Low pressure CO" alarm?
To address a low CO outlet pressure in your BINDER Laboratory Equipment, first, confirm the alarm. Ensure the CO cylinder is correctly connected and opened. If the cylinder is empty, replace it, observing safety instructions and outlet pressure limits. Check the gas hose for obstructions; if dirty, turn off the gas supply, remove connections, and clean or replace the hose. If issues persist, it may be a controller or pressure sensor malfunction, and contacting BINDER Service might be necessary.
What to do if Binder CB 60-UL is constantly heating up?
If your BINDER Laboratory Equipment chamber is heating permanently and exceeding the setpoint, confirm the alarm. Then, turn off the chamber, open the doors for about 5 minutes, and turn it back on. If the alarm reappears, or the temperature controller is not adjusted, calibrate and adjust the temperature controller. If the problem persists, contact BINDER service.
What does it mean when my Binder CB 60-UL Laboratory Equipment shows a "Safety controller" alarm?
If your BINDER Laboratory Equipment displays a "Safety controller" alarm due to excess temperature, confirm the alarm. Check the temperature setpoint and the safety controller class 3.1 setpoint, adjusting to a suitable value if needed. Also, reduce any external heat load affecting the chamber.
Why is my Binder CB 60-UL Laboratory Equipment not heating up and showing a "Safety controller" alarm?
If your BINDER Laboratory Equipment isn't heating up and displays a "Safety controller" alarm, confirm the alarm and let the chamber cool down. Check the temperature setpoint and the safety controller setting, adjusting the limit value if necessary.
What to do for a "Low pressure O" alarm on a Binder CB 60-UL Laboratory Equipment chamber?
To address a low O outlet pressure in your BINDER Laboratory Equipment, first, confirm the alarm. Ensure the O cylinder is correctly connected and opened. If the cylinder is empty, replace it, observing safety instructions and outlet pressure limits. Check the gas hose for obstructions; if dirty, turn off the gas supply, remove connections, and clean or replace the hose. If issues persist, it may be a controller or pressure sensor malfunction, and contacting BINDER Service might be necessary.
How do I fix a "Low pressure N" alarm on my Binder CB 60-UL Laboratory Equipment?
To resolve a low N outlet pressure in your BINDER Laboratory Equipment, first, confirm the alarm. Ensure the N cylinder is correctly connected and opened. If the cylinder is empty, replace it, observing safety instructions and outlet pressure limits. Check the gas hose for obstructions; if dirty, turn off the gas supply, remove connections, and clean or replace the hose. If issues persist, it may be a controller or pressure sensor malfunction, and contacting BINDER Service might be necessary.
What should I do if my Binder CB 60-UL shows an "CO range" alarm?
If the CO concentration exceeds the set tolerance in your BINDER Laboratory Equipment, confirm the alarm. Turn off the chamber, open the doors for about 5 minutes, and observe safety guidelines for handling CO. Then, turn the chamber back on. If the alarm continues, it may be a defective CO sensor, and contacting BINDER Service might be necessary.
What does it mean when my Binder CB 60-UL displays an "O range" alarm?
If the O concentration exceeds the set tolerance in your BINDER Laboratory Equipment, confirm the alarm. Turn off the chamber, open the doors for about 5 minutes, observe safety guidelines for handling oxygen, and prevent oxygen enrichment around the chamber. Then, turn the chamber back on. If the alarm continues, it may indicate a defective O sensor, and contacting BINDER Service might be necessary.
Why is my Binder CB 60-UL not reaching the set temperature?
If the setpoint temperature is not reached after a specified time in your BINDER Laboratory Equipment, ensure the chamber door is completely closed. If the issue persists, the door gasket may be defective and require replacement. Also, calibrate and adjust the temperature controller.
General| Temperature range | 5 °C to 100 °C |
|---|---|
| Temperature uniformity | ±0.3 °C |
| Number of shelves standard/max | 2/5 |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Capacity | 57 liters |
| Heating Power | 1000 W |
| Weight | 52 kg |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Certification | UL certified |
